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A REMARKABLE COUPON CASE.
The Story Told by Pe6dier-Cerf.-
Gcnie that Would Not Work.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

hctae tUut Houtu NOt NOIA'
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
DANyILLE, March GA remarkable
coupon case has developed here. Abra-
ham Askin, peddler, came here from
Greensboro to sell goods, and had no
license. When asked for license he
said he had a certificate that he had
rendered coupons. He then explained
that SHERMAN & Todes, of Baltimore,
with whom he dealt, had written him
that if he would pay them 1925 they
would furnish him n certificate of a
tender of coupons, and that no State
authorities would dare interfere with
him. He agreed to pay tho money to
the Baltimore concern, and soon received
a certificate from Jacob Cohen, a
notary of Richmond, that w. G..
Harvey, an agent of Askin, had made
a tender of coupons for license-tax.
Askin says, however, he never heard Of
Harvey before, and did not authorize
him TO act as his agent that all he
knew about the transaction was that the
Baltimore concern furnished him the
certificate alluded to, for which he
agreed to pay S125. He was told he
would be arrested if he tried to do
business here without license, and he
1aff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27
PERSONAL.

Rev. John r.. Mofett will take charge
of the new Baptist church in North Dan
vile.
Professor S. w. Averell, for many
years one of the principals of Roanoke
Female College, has been elected presi-
dent of Judson Institute, Marion, Ala
hama, and has accepted the position.
He will not leave, however, till the close
of the present session. Mr.. Ayerell is
q man much esteemed in this section
both as an intelligent educator and a
useful citizen, and his removal will be
greatly regretted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27

A. sAKs q COMPANY.
ouTFlTTERs TO THE PEOPLE,
1908 MAIN STREET.
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yxyANTED, TO PURCHASE A
w SMALL HOUSE, IN shs sessssa pszs =
the city for eash--SSO o. u,f0a A41ses e
call q onre on ND
nh n-it' ~ Rosssarssl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27
OTHER LOCAL NEWS.
VISITOR COVER OR BEAVER, OF PENN
syLvAEiA. AND PARTY
Taey Go to Hear Rev. John Jasper Presch
fhs-suo- Dc love" Sermon This
EprEibg. &C., &c.

Governor Beaver and party, of Penn.
Sylvania, all ofwhose names were given
in this paper yesterday. after being re-
ccivcd in the House Of Delegates and
then in the Senate, went 10 Governor
Lees Office (up-stsirs), where there
were mutual introjuctions and exchange
Of plcasantries.
One Of the Richmond gentlemen
present spoke 10 Governor Beaver on
the subject Of The proposed monument
at Gettysburg tOc0mmemorate tho yaioT
of both armies Governor Beaver said
that there was committee in charge
of the field, before whom the subject
would have to be brought.
= DRIVE.
From the Capitol Governor Lee took
the party to the Executive Mansion,
after which they went to dinner at the
Exchange. In The afternoon they drove
10 the principal points of interest in
and about the city. including the Con
fcdcrate Soldiers Home.
At night Governor Lee and wife
called upon Governor Beaver and wife
and the other ladies and gentlemen Of
the party ct the Exchange Hotel.
Rev. John Jasper will preach "The-
Sun-Do-Moye sermon this morning at
II O'Clock, and Governor Beaver and
party viii attend.
They leave here tomorrow for Nor
folk, and will thence return home, at
Harrisburg, ria the Eastcrn-Shore rail-
road.
PERSONAL.
In general appearance Governor
Peaver somewhat resembles the Hon.
j. l.. VI. Curry, our Minister TO Spain,
hut he il some years younger and is
not 50 large as Or. Curry. The Gov
cnCr too, wears spectacles He has
face and head indicating energy and
mentality, and he has the reputa-
tion of being a firsi-rate writer and
speaker. While colonel in the United
States army he WIS wounded in one Of
the battles before Petersburg, from
which he lost his right leg from the
knee down. He 'usesa crutches, but
moves with great sprightliness. His
manner is agreeable, and the impression
that he makes upon strangers is very
favorable.
COMMITTEES
A committee from Lee Camp, Con
fCderate Veterans one from Phil.
Keaney Post, Grand Army of the Re
public, and one from the Legislature
have been rendering very acceptable
services and courtesies TO these visitors,
and from all the citizens whom the
PennsylvaniaDs have met they have
received kindly attentions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27

Dcpfhs la Jaincs-Riyer Channel
from the sea 10 Richmond.
Colonel Burgwyn, engineer in charge
of the James-Itiyer Improvement, writes
the UiSpQtch rs follows;

Colonel Burgwyn, engineer IN charge
of the Jmmes-I{lver Improvement, writes
the UiSpatch rs follows;
JANEg-RivER IWPEOvENENT.1
INCIvrEEs OFFICE, Wjls MAIN STREET,
NCHNOSD, VA, March -, 1891 J
There hos Just been completed a very care
ful survey q the Jemcs river. extending over
hat Yortlon under present improvement. ana
a. the trading season for vessels b. approach
inr 10 may he az use 10 HayigatOrs - know au-
ihoutatNcly what nrS tie depths on the river
az he jiECrcnt points
IN Ibis connectonit msy be stated that maps
showing in minute detail tho depths on tho
river are Kept In This ONCE. and will be shown
ana eXplaiued 90 captains OI vessels and others
who may bo Interested ia the navigation Of the
river. 10 is important that the captains OF yes
sels faUliailZe themselves with the localities.
since from TIE nature u the river navigation,
oven IL vessel touch bottom. this by no
means proves that the dcplh Is not now exist
ing. o. The vessel may he out of the channel
lines. Tho available depths in the channel al
average high water are as follows:
Feet
From the Ocoan 70 kiDGsland Reach ........19
From kiugsland Reach 90 WiltOl. ..........17%
From Wilton 20 Warwick Bar...............lS
From warwick Bar Go Randolph Flats. Is
From Randolph Hats 10 Goodies ROckS....j9
From Goodies Rocks 10 Chesapeake aud
emo NhurN 90. ......... .........-.......
From Chesapeake and Ohio wharves TO city
Nnli'N. .........-. .............-.....l
Astas Teen stated before al other places ON
Tie river the depth IS much greater. In many
pla, cs IL averages from 81 10 40 feet, and az
several reaches II ranges from 20 70 100 toes.
Very respectfully, &. r 4. BUKGWfN
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Cash quotations were
a. follows: Flour quiet and unchanged. No.
spring wheat, 7oa7sSc.; No. red, f9a795c.
Curn--No. 2 4,zR37i(c. Oats-No. 2, 2fs2i4c.
Mess-pork, S20.25ss2O.5s. Lard, E.30. Dry
salted shoulders Boxed, s5ss625. short-clear
sides (tOxed). a. 20asS.25. Whiskev, N.is.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14
FOREIGN,

The Bank of England has advanced IL dis
count rate from to peer cent.
The German Gazette says: The czar an,
Emperor William have arranged to meet a
Danizlg.
There were e1l6,OOO withdrawn from III,
Bank of England Saturday for shirmept r.
| America.
mere has been an alarming outbreak OF
trichinosis in Brunswick, Prussia. sixtv rer.
sons nave been afflicted, of whom seven have
died.
Inc nationalist Ct county Limerick will
hold a convention on the 18th inst. IN ar.
range Tor concerted action In opposition TO
any attempts to carry out the coercion law.
In'consequence Of the I'll treatment Of Jews
at Nargorod, Gen. Daronof has sent circulars
to the authorities ordering them to adopt
stringent measures against the violators Of
the law, and to guarantee safety to all sub.
jects Of the czar, without distinction.
The Russian mission which recently went
to Kssbgar has been compelled to return 70
Knox, and the members of the mission 50
outraged public opinion in Kashgar by insult
Ing Mohammedan women that riot against
the Russians was provoked IN which several
Russians were killed.
Gladstone has written reply to the Duke
OF Argyle's recent attack, in which be says:
THE Duke Of Argyle is an old friend whose
attacks l prefe- bearing silently I do not
exc1se tyranny, but / wish to have the IA
tional league dealt with legally, and not bv |
al arbitrary decision Of the v.ce-oy or .sccre.
-sry Of Ireland"
NeGari-le is determined % make a hard
izh.. lie haa retained J. ). Curran
4 Montreal, and Dalton No
,artay AMI r. Z. Oaler In Toronto.
5e sa 5cing constantly Swallowed, IS Is tic
flee q BE Toronto lazy r., who're be was
aaa Tuesday. ! bfll n LIS case VII lie pre- 7
7Hted 20 the grand tary next Tuesday.
Tie Parsl erToy. IN reply % Sc address q
se1:a3 sT he pcoals e TIP2era-y. sad. &
The so.e lcyes Irel2aI, knows her ture-. :
.Gs aal feels ths deepest sympathy w1th her !,
aoF.e- lie sem RE 20 tell yoa a BIS Ivve Fl
-4 sympathy, and EoTeoTer, that Ee gntan4s "
10 great aaI real good tcr ireland When !
raises BIS voice The po.ent # tie earth wGl -
Yen Tere-eptl4ljy, because lis yoke f. sever y.
.ae1 bat In t-uth sni gusttee- he VII 80 q
70 BIS power fo- tie fctare prosperity n -
.}ardm 81.
Ihe pleasure steamer MCAsaGH. osEe8 s. -
3 C}arks, q Paisley, scot.ar1. arrived a.
l.tax a Ei1~lg1t sandAy fFom Clyde, altar I'd
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14

terrific passage Of tv.lv. -.
q Ia oo.lean fen Ia with the shiD LrI,,. =
con.e,-. ns' =. =, which had been $500 Z
s,o- se'e wreck during the prrv,e-. 49,
49, :. Inc crew Of seventeen ~. 49,
- Apeain and wife ana ster.rs,.. 49,.
e'e salrgang to the helple.s .Ain - 49,. ....
east ., E. M,.llan vas abandoned 50 nIl..
About year ago Nh. Rn,. 49,.
e,uel,S Lady Of Terre Hante. Ina ..'-... -
lousiy LOST from Chicago "a 49, .-..~
Oc-"een St. Louis and K.n,.. 49, 49,. :. 4 u.
v,o .,s.1 q me rain until 1t apDro,cs,, s'-
n, - o. Marshall. 10, and then - -
...sseu. Her relatives Yisitei, ,her~.- u. -
s ar was made to and her. Her ~ 4 a -
-lAnA advertised very ersens,v.l, - 49, !.
ssa'A1ce and offered tl.Uoo $500 -. ~.
s a-esser5' dead or alive. Her ren.,,. 49,
49, 49, -o =. On the Missouri river h,nl ,p.a
80. 80. 'ne Saline county bourdarv. Iae o.,,~
10y = which sae could Be identisea -..A-
mn 1,ns upon Der ief. hand, bearing - 49,.
h'a - Assn vas entirely gone and onlv ~
49, - go zones were found. At tie tIma 3
ard !. a pAs.afe she had gold watch, MONEY.
auu check for s1oO. II is believed ~ ~
tha . = sAfo"n from the train while crossinr
the river at Glasgow.
-. nAs'ef Watkins, United State nnvv
n aa .esn sentenced 70 three years' inpri,,s.
.nen' :. nard labor at San Franci,oo nrv.
Tug MS Imprisonment he win rs..,v> .-.A-,.
luli0us0 pay, and At the expiration 4 N.
w.t .esse = VIII Oe dismissed from the serpixe.
o " A.Nlns was tried on board Of bis shlD. ~
ESP ~ Yokohama, and found Ruilty q
iraud' embez1Ienent desertion "a e.h~-
" ens As paymaster he was entitled q
o. 'oO per year, and he has been dr.w,pv -
. INC fa'e o. VIZ per year slnce his sentence.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The Evening gtrr
this afternoon published the following.
There will be measure brought forward y,
the tariff reformers as soen as congrcnp con
venes which viii most likely have the indor,,.
ment OF the administration. The president.
secretary Of the treasury and Speaker Carllale
have been considering the matter sincs con.
gress adjourned, and 1t Is probable that TIE
present visit OF Carlisle to the president. &
Oakview, will result In the elimination n
their plan. 1t Is expected that Secretary Fnir.
child win soon return to Washington ana Ii Il
probable that he comes to meet the prcsidcnt
and Mr.. Carlisle.n
The results Of the Allentown convention
are quite satisfactory to the tariff reformern.
They propose to take advantage OF the eifua-
ton and present plan for the reduction ~
revenues. The plan being prepared VIII con-
form strictly with the tariff resolution there
adopted, as II Is construed BY the president.
1t will abolish the tobacco tax, but leave the
whisky tax where 1t IL, and make . large re-
dnction In customs duties on the necessarlcs
OF life, In accordance with the utternncea
upon the subject. The internal revenue
feature is admitted as q compromise. and
will be tolerated only in connection with !
very positive reduction Of customs There
VIII be an acknowledgment Of protection and
1t is likely the reduction Of customs win he
more sweeping than Randall would agree 10.
The administration Is fully committed 70 l
strong attitude on the tariff.
The bureau OF statistics has been called
upon for figures on customs duties 10 show
lust where tie most effective reduction can
be made, and how the revenues would be AZ.
fected
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14
STOCK RAIsRRs QUARREL.
New Mexico Cattle and Sheep Men ou,,-
rel--Eleven Rilied

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Sept. aS.-The sn.c,,I
from Flagstaff saying that sheriff Mnlvero-
and posse had been killed ID a,temnaipg !,
arrest members Of the warning Tevfeshnrv
and Graham factions, at Pleasant v.llev Il
this county, are without Foundation. 1 ss.,c
OF long standing between Tewkesburv M
dranam was resumed two weeks 400 4 -
encounter at Pleasant Valley II whlrh ,hr.-
men were killed. Several enparemente -
occurred since In which eleven men heue 49,.
hilieu. Inc factions are cattle ana aheen
a;e4,S anu .ne ngnt is the outgrowth Of. con
nlctlng interests Of the two branches 81 49,
growing on the range. Last week ehrri1
Mulveron and posse left Prescott FOR -
scene oI the outlawry, with the intention al
arrestlng all the parties. News az I conIirrf
with the outlaws has gained currency. buf r
Has Deen definitely ascertained that "a ~.
formation whatever has been received frnr
Prescott et1s.s
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14

MILWAUKEE. Eeqt. 3 "A fgsraai = fas
Eyenlog Wlseonssn frem Esa 1AasFe ftyss
Tca.Tuetscrs teaeAetl fhe Uaisass stafsa iaEd
or.es e tsss p.ace today FsyafsfshT 10 oFea.
Irx - be WssconEsn Cersrai ta4 CEsea9n.
s. Pag. NlaEespo.la aEa OsaAAs = sssFt!'g
lands q settlement ~ bos@ea.std an1 ffe-
en.:ioB erfry. TIE ttr4s FesfoFEa1 &c ikfste
wIsttm Ire treaty rfge Has8f Il &c IeAErA4
@r& uz1Ahm IAaaa cot pseTao1tsf tssersfs3 al
approved, &G4 cusags6te ssssaf - ~ sesF*s
EEget ~ wt..ck A. Talr4hae gsHe LAID KnsFass
las heasa rs0xses ar4 80 rx1fynAd fnsmssaN1wN
are Aliowsa sssrTr s8fs fFnu 3ase Ct aAlag u
fh1w cause Hhy iAe "a iris ahossd t@s ssAaf.
Great eEe5.etaea: greTAsis AL sfFsssssase MAsl
.aEe pa4cw wAer fae aNsrsez Ase gwrxs FAhes-
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14
THE EVANSVILLE MINISTER GOES
FREE.

The Governor Of Minnesota Abets the
Lecherous and Cheeky Preacheg's
Crime.
NEW YORK, Sept. Rev. DR.. Seymour,
alias Coverdale, who ran away from James
vile, MIMI, with the wife OF John II. Heary,
of the JAnesviIle Argus, was brought up In
the jefferson market court yesterday, ard
was discharged from custody. Justice Duffy
advised him not TO return 10 Minnesota, O.
the probability was that be would be lynebed.
He replied that he was able - take care ~
himself and would 20 back. he added: II
shall 70 within LOO milee Of Janesvtiie ard
serd for my family. II mr. wife refuses 10
come or send my children. ahall 20 back 70
the town and take them. / shall run the
chances Of being lypehed or given . coat OF
tar snd feathers" The governor IL MiBne-
sofa refused TO grant rqulsiison il the Gaze.
md the deputy sheriff there. wrote 10 Justice
Duffy that al further proceedings I'D been
abandoned
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14

The proprietor of the Plain Dealer
Fort Madison. Iowa. Mr. j. II. Dudns,
writes: Two years ago / was cured
of rheumatism in nv knee b. q. Ja-
cobs OH; have had no return; iwo ap-
plicati0ns did the work.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14
MINNESOTA.

On Il =. p Whitney, Of Excelsior academy.
drovne. snore Of Lake Ninnetonka, was
49,. su u ne lake Thursday afternoon.
D. sacoo Brubaker, one Of tn iii settlers u
IN aied Wednesday, aged 81 years.
lece J. nj stone Of the Free Baptist col
NJ Minnebago City was laid Saturday.
conn., Austin Pressed Brick company has
men. Work with force Of twenty-five
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-09-14

A fsrsec: ssr~.ac-Df. sarsss Csfarrs Pen
e1y,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-07

sap, aud so passed through the entire
tree. and in three days not louise could
be seen even upon the highcst branches.
The same remedy will be found a sure
cure for the ycllows OF reach tree.
have tried il several times aud have
never failed. One OF my neighbors. rs a
remedy for yelows, used TO bore holes in
his peach trees and then filed the holes
with sulphur. This wa, n remedy as de-
strIc I've ms heroic, but knew that the
sulphur could only prove effective by be-
ing dissolved and then ab orbcd by the
sap, and also knew that this could be
more eilcctuaily done by washing the
= e with a solution. and having it alb
~lcd through the skin or bark
he soft soap remedy is in the same
line, because Of the potash i'm the soap,
bat 1t is not strong enough 20 be thor.
oughly effective. No fear need be enter.
tanned that pound OF Eo.ash dissolved
IN four gallons Of waters will be too
strong. have dissolved pound in two
gallons Of water. and applied il with
safety 10 trees not thicker than nv
thumb
Kerosene oil should never DC used on
trees. Some years AGO ! used kerosene
OH TO soften some grating wax. ard
succeeded in killing every tree 10 which
the wax was applied although some OF
them were rs thick as my lcy.
Lime is bad wash Tor trt,s. II
dries out the bark and makes it exceed
ingly rough and unhealthy, whereas pot
ash works Just the reverse 1t not only
Kills the fly eggs which develop into
borcrs, but after few applications the
bark will be renewed. all rough bark
Will disappear, aud the body,as well as its
branches. will become green aud smooth.
No lice will ever bc discovered upon
trees standing in potash soil. Insects
can stand almost anything except potash
and sulphur"
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FARM AND GAlDgN.


Bran is 50 light that IL is populorlv
believed there is little substance or value
IN II. In warm mashos for COWS il piyeS
great increase in the milk Weld. as
every farmer knows. Most Of them
account for this, however, by the belief
mat milk is so largely water. and that
the water which cows drink with the
Dram IL mainly responsible for the in
creased supply of milk But the sub.
stance IN both milk and bran is greatly
underestimate Milk, even after its
cream is removed, is very nourishino
1ood, and its Dutrimcnt is of tho Kind
That the bran is peculiarly ndaptcd TO
supply. 1t supplies the protcine which
appears in the albumen OF milk. Pre-
cisely the sam" kind Of materials are re-
CURED TO give strength to working
horses. Those who feed bran 10 horses
largely are most in favor OF IL. one OF
ITS advantages il in keeping the horse
from becoming constipated on dry feed
and grain. 1t is a cheap and valuable
reed for horses mt any time, and especially
while changing their Goa in the Spring.
CVtirutOr.
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Grape Food.

JOSIAH Hopes says i'm the New York
Tribune: Good stable manure thoroughly
rotted is the best inyigorator for cranes.
whether organic fertilizers are best for
health and longevity Of the vine is an.
other question. Application of bones 70
inc grape-border is OF greatest import
ance, as careful examination of the roots
VIII prove. Ground or broken bone is
preferable to the material i'm an unbroken
condition, as it allows of a moro even
distribution and hastens disintc0r,tion
Grape roots, however, will push a lone
distance in a straight line. to obtain this
much-covetcd food. Some wears since
IN removing a vine, it was found that
the roots on one side were much stronger
than the others, and curiosity as TO the
cause lnstigated q careful search for the
eXtremitles or feeding After
several feet had been uncovered the
bones Of dead animal were uncarthed
out they were so completely covered
with perfect network of small fibrcs nc
TO be almost indistinguishable.
These rootlcts had pene rated into
every crack or inequality of the bones
winch evidently had been Of great service
as food for the plant. Beyond question
IRON IN the soil is OF great benefit for
coloring the fruit. Iron filings and
turnlngs answer an excellent purpo 20.
and the effect may be noticeable the first
season after application. Above all else
INC swccpings Of blacksmith shop have
gwen excellent results, as VIC then secure
manure IN concentrated form and of n
variety OF constituents the horsc-drop-
pings, hoof parings, iron filings. etc.
combine to form powerful fertilizer.
Perhaps no other plant is more quickly
benefited by the contents OF the wash
tubs every week. IL is mild solution
Of potash and appears 10 be grecdily alb
sorbcd at once A plentiful allowance Of
wood-ashcs forkcd in the soil in spring
pays we'll in the crop Of fruit. IT may
not destroy midcw on the FOLIAGE. no.
some claim, but 10 will certainly invigor
ate the plant
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A correspondent of the Couatrv Genne-
man writes chat he has found nm easy.
safe and cIlcctual remedy for the apple.
tree bark louise which is described ass fol
lows. ! found that 10 remove insects
from my English mastin, % little sulphur
on mercury in his blood was effective
The sulphur ] usually gave in his food.
but thc mercury introduced by rubbing
mcrcuual ointment upon hs head and
back and letting 1t absorb into his blood
through The skin. IappIicd the same rca-
sonIug to insects upon fuitfrccs. know
ihat soft soap was effective 20 % certain
extent, but only, as ] inferred. through
through Che potash 10 contained. Find
ing some Of my valuable apple trees gcri
ously affected with the bark louise. 7
bought can Of concentrated poa-h and
dissolved 10 iu four gallons Of warm
water. and ihcu with au old paint
brush. ] applied the strong liquid to- the
body aud branches OF the trees from the
ground up aa high as ! could reach
9ivin tp rirh Tree % thorough allo-
pihIed0r BcforcapplyinQ 30 removed
the patches of rough bark with draw
Ing kn.ic and 70 dry goods box ecraper
lt operated ] expected. The potash
was absorbed through thc bark into the
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Training Hcifers.

The training of heifcrs for their duties
IN the dairy should be "A constant care of
the dairyman. Vicious animals. which
KICK, hold mp their milk. suck them
selves, and practice the other usual vices
OF disordcrly cows arc all made so bv
want OF, or misdircctcd, training. The
hrst lesson the calf learns should be af-
lection for its owner, fearlessness. and
docllity. Having never been maltreatcd
IL mas no sense Of fear and accents the at
tcntlons OF its owner without alarm Re
celving nothing but kindness and food
from MN, 1t Is always ready to meet him
with eagcrncss, and soon learns TO come
at ms call. It's natural instincts are even
readily comfortable, because its acquired
ooclIty accustoms it to give way 10 the
management of its owner and il never
practices those troublesome vices which
are lntolcrablc in dairy. II becomes II
every respect domcst.catcd animal and
10 attain this result, with all the comfort
ana advantages il involves, should be tho
present care Of the dairyman whose cron
oil calves Is now being harvested. Kind
ness and gentleness in the owner are in
dlspensabc TO these virtues i'm his cattle
---AeD York Times.
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MINOR MISCELLANY.

Canada has passed an order in council
declaring that unauthorized and map
Propriate names have been given to nat
ural features in the Northwest. and as 1t
is fit and proper that names Of persons
more intimately connected with the in
cfPtion and execution Of the Canadian
N tAonal highway should be perpetuated
10 this manner the names Of FIVE Of the
II ,cky Mountains are changed as fol>
IL Ts: Boundary Peak to Pope's Peak,
after the Minister Of Railway; Mount
II lrmit TO Mount Upper, after the
Minister Of Finance; Mount Carroll to
Mount Macdonald, after the ex-Premier,
and an unnamed mountain to be called
Mount Macpherson.